Tomball High School - Cougar Yearbook (Tomball, TX)

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I, -iii f' Although the Annual Staff has been much handicapped this year due to the shortage of pictures and materials, We feel as if we have done an exceptionally good job under the circumstances. This year has been the first time for any group of Seniors to completely pay for all the expenses that it takes to put out an Annual. We did this through our Waste Paper Collection. I would like to make special mention of Mary Boyd: art editor, Martha Ann Hacke: circulation manager, Imogene Petty: business manager, Iessie Lee Foster, and Wilma Colbert for all their splendid work that they have put forth to bring this Yearbook to you.

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trinting classes were held dur- ig this year for the first time. 'he course was affiliated by the tate Department of Education. land setting type: machine set- ng, make-up work, casting, and iany other skills were learned uring the year which saw a Z .am T IDIQI SIMD it ommunity weekly newspaper, The Cougar Cry, published by ie School. Presswork required a very high degree of coordination to keep the paper or cards in place and the hands out of place. Not only were there regular classes in printing, but also a large group of students took to printing for their activity period and a number spent most of their spare time in the Print Shop.